I made it and it's AMAZING! And yes, Jennifer, I used a bit of your mix (regular, not gluten free) just as the recipe suggests. I also added basil and oregano to produce a focaccia-style batch of the pizza dough bread, which I subsequently used in a panini grill and made the MOST AMAZING panini sandwiches ever. It makes marvelous sandwich bread, the pizza freezes well, and the bread alone freezes well for later use in either a pizza or a sandwich. It is going to be my new go-to recipe for bread from now on.

I would love to hear from you how the gluten-free version turned out, and what adjustments you made. I think I want to make it gluten free next time.

This excellent thin, crispy pizza crust (similar to a crust made with yeast) was inspired by Peggy Hardaway’s (Buttoni!) pizza crust. I followed her basic recipe but used my bake mix, a little oat flour and only 1 egg.

Bake 15 to 20 minutes until center springs back to touch and edges are not overly browned. Top with 1/4 cup (60 mL) Pizza Sauce, page 56 in Low-Carbing Among Friends, Volume-1. Add meat and vegetable toppings of choice and shredded Mozzarella or Monterey Jack cheese. Place back in the oven another 15 minutes to melt cheese.

OOh! Thanks for sharing, Brenda! I have made some of the cheese/egg crusts, but they are too salty for me. This is a nice option.

Jennifer, I'm so glad you came up with a modified version. I don't use Carbquick. I would rather use all of your bake mix. I have been wanting to try your gluten free bake mix and now a I have a great reason. I also look forward to trying it in your new cookbook recipes. It's such a nice book. You obviously worked very hard on it.

You will love the pizza, Linny, and hopefully the gluten-free bake mix. You are right. I worked so hard on this latest book but then all the authors did as well. I'm wondering how I will manage next year with two books planned. I'm excited though. 3 books have got to be better than only 1. Plan on 7 books in this series before I hang up my oven gloves with regard to writing cookbooks - gosh, I'll be close to 60! How did that happen?! I spent waaay too much time in the kitchen and on the computer methinks!

I have whipped up the gluten free bake mix 6 times this weekend. Pizza, blueberry muffins banana muffins, ccranberry cookies, chocolate chip cookies. I am beat. Also made two batches of the table cream fudge, and about 20 dozen non lowcarb cookies.

OMG I'm so pleased you folks liked my Pizza Crust! I really like this pizza crust recipe the best I've tried to date. Only thing I'll change next time I make it is I plan to cook the crust a bit less before adding my toppings, so it won't get quite so brown by the time the toppings are fully cooked. We just loved this recipe!

I'm in San Antonio helping get a medicine home health service set up for my Mom (who has dementia and is rapidly moving towards Alzheimer's). I have been trying to check my website daily but haven't been able to check my forums until tonight. I'm hoping to get home in the next couple of days, but I still have a few phone calls to make and steps sto take to get this medication administration fully operational for her. sitting around waiting for return calls is mostly what it has entailed.

Peggy, you simply MUST add oregano and basil to the mix, bake up a rectangular crust, cut it into sandwich-size slices and use this bread in a panini maker. I personally had Swiss cheese, tomato, spinach, and fresh basil on my panini made with your bread. It was to DIE for.

Peggy, you simply MUST add oregano and basil to the mix, bake up a rectangular crust, cut it into sandwich-size slices and use this bread in a panini maker. I personally had Swiss cheese, tomato, spinach, and fresh basil on my panini made with your bread. It was to DIE for.

Nikki, that DOES sound good. I'm sure it would make an excellent grilled sandwich. I'm going to have to make this crust again SOON!

I finally got the last doctor's office to switch Mom's meds to A.M. only and phone in the prescription. I should be able to get home tomorrow or Thursday at the latest. Man, it's almost Christmas and this has taken me since December 6th to coordinate all this and get a home medication delivery service fully operational!! I'm soooooo ready to get back home. Now that I'm having to deal with a parent moving from dementia to Alzheimer's, I can fully understand what others before me have had to deal with. Mom's doctor is telling us she will have to move to Assisted Living or an Alzheimer's facility in 6 mos. to 18 mos. all the while SHE thinks she can live in her apartment forever.

So for me, Christmas dinner is going to be very low key this year. Mom isn't coming back home with me for Christmas. My MIL will only be out of her Alzheimer's nursing home for the one day with us. And since her new false teeth aren't back yet, I'm going to be cooking soft foods like mashed cauliflower, soft seafoods, gelatin/fruit molds and eassy stuff that doesn't require a lot of heavy chewing. I've never gotten off so easy on cooking Christmas dinner before.